RBI Grade B Result 2017 – Check RBI Grade B  Phase 1  (Prelims) Scores, Merit List here

RBI Grade B Result 2017

Reserve Bank of India has declared the result of RBI Officer Grade B Phase 1 exam on June 22^nd, 2017.The RBI Officer Grade B result 2017 has announced online. Candidates who appeared om the Phase I of the exam can check the result on the official website. The roll numbers of all selected candidates has been released in PDF format. Candidates who have scores high cutoff marks and above the prescribed cutoff will be able to find their names in the RBI Grade B Results.

RBI Will release RBI Grade B score card of Phase I exam within few days from the date of declaration of result. Candidates can check their scores by entering their roll number and date of birth. RBI officer Phase 2 exam will be conducted on July 7, 2017.

Candidates will be shortlisted for interview based on their scores in Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3. Candidate has to clear each paper with minimum cutoff marks. RBI declares the RBI Officer Grade B result.

RBI Officer Grade B 2017 Important Dates –

Examination Pattern for RBI Grade B

Phase I of Online Examination

RBI Grade B Prelims Exam pattern for Preliminary examination.

RBI Grade B Exam Pattern for Phase I
Subjects	No. of Qs	Maxi. Marks	Duration
General Awareness	80	80	2 hrs
English Language	30	30
Quantitative Aptitude	30	30
Reasoning	60	60
Total	200	200

Phase-II online Examination: The Phase-II online Examination will be conducted on July 7, 2017, only for the candidates who are shortlisted on the basis of results of Phase I. The Phase-II examination will be in shifts. Candidates are required to appear for all shifts. Phase–II online examination will consist of three papers as under:

Name of the Posts: Grade-B Officer

Number of Vacancies: 161

How to Check RBI Grade B Result 2017?

1. Go to Official Website of RBI
2. Go to Opportuniities section and look for ResultOr
3. You can click on the link of RBI Grade B
4. The Page Shows Links to Download Results of different categories of Exams under RBI Grade B
5. In the page you will find PDF document of Roll numbers who are selected for RBI Grade B
6. Open, Save and Download the PDF File containing RBI Grade B Phase I results
7. Press Ctrl+ F and search for your roll number
8. If you find your Roll Number in the PDF file you are eligible for writing Phase-II of the examination

Check Below RBI Grade-B Phase-1 Results :

List of Short Listed Candidates for Phase-II Grade-B (General)

List of Short Listed Candidates for Phase-II Grade-B (DEPR)

List of Short Listed Candidates for Phase-II Grade-B (DISM)

Details of Phase II of the examination are as under:

Examination schedule for Phase II examination for GR B DR (General) – 2017 and Paper III and Paper II examinations for DEPR and DSIM – 2017 will be as follows:

RBI Grade B DEPR And DSIM 2017

The Paper-II and Paper III examinations for Officers in Gr ‘ B’ DEPR and DSIM- 2017 will be conducted on July 6, 2017, only for the candidates who are shortlisted on the basis of results of Paper -I examinations. Candidates are required to appear in both the papers (Paper II and Paper III). SEPERATE ADMISSION LETTERS SHOULD BE DOWNLOADED for July 6, 2017 examinations from RBI website.

RBI Grade B DR (General) 2017

The Phase-II online examination for Gr B DR (General) 2017 will be conducted on July 7, 2017, only for the candidates who are shortlisted on the basis of results of Phase-I examination. This examination will be in two shifts. Candidates are required to appear in both the shifts.

Stay Tuned for more updates on RBI Grade B Result 2017!

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2017 – Give feedback about your RBI Grade B phase 1 paper, questions, difficulty, cut off etc.

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2017 for Phase 1

Dear Aspirants,

How are you all doing? RBI Grade B exam is scheduled today and students are ready with ‘pre- exam preparedness’. The first shift will be 9:15 AM onwards and the second shift will be 1:15 onwards.

RBI Grade B Phase-I online examination pattern :

• The Phase I of objective type questionnaire is out of 200 marks
• Paper-I will consist of General Awareness, English language, Quantitative aptitude and reasoning
• Candidates must secure minimum cutoff marks individually in each section along with minimum average score
• Minimum cutoff marks is decided by RBI
• Candidates who secure above cutoff will be shortlisted for Phase-II after Phase-I of the examination

RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2017 for Phase 1 – How was Your paper?

Your feedback will be extremely helpful for your peers to get an idea of the questions asked and pattern of the exam. You are requested to share your feedback in the following areas for slot 1 and slot 2-

• Exam Pattern
• Difficulty Level
• Good Attempts
• Topics Asked
• Expected cut off marks
• Any issues faced

You can also share any of the questions asked in all sections, if you remember any of them.

Your feedback will enable us to make quality-based enhancements in RBI Grade B test series which is designed as per the latest exam pattern and syllabus.

We would love to have your feedback on RBI Grade B Exam Analysis 2017 on 17^th June 2017.

All the Best!

RBI Assistant 2016 Final Results out – Check list of provisionally selected candidates, interview result for RBI Assistant

RBI Assistant 2016 Final Results out

The RBI had invited application for 610 posts of “Assistant” in various office of the Bank. Selection is done through two phases i.e Preliminary and Main examination followed by an Interview. The RBI has released the final results for RBI Assistant 2016 exam conducted in two phases

Important Dates

(c) Scheme of Selection:

Preliminary Examination:

Main Examination:

Interview: 35 Marks

Exam Procedure:

1. The above main online tests except the Test of English Language was available bilingually, i.e. English and Hindi.
2. A candidate has to qualify in Preliminary Examination for appearing in Main Examination.

4. There will be negative marks for wrong answers in the Objective tests (Preliminary and Main examination).1/4th marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.

RBI Assistant Final Result 2016 Details:

On the basis of performance of the candidates in the on line test, Language Proficiency Test (LPT) and biometric verification, the Center –wise list of finally selected candidates for the above post.

The Result List released by RBI is provisional and is subject to the candidates being found medically fit and fulfillment of other terms and conditions as stipulated in the advertisement or notification for “Assistant”. In the absence of required certificates/documents, candidates may not be appointed in the Bank. Offers of appointment to the finally selected candidates will be sent to their postal addresses available with RBI. Decision of the central bank in all matters pertaining to selection process shall be final and binding.

How to Check the Final Result for RBI Assistant?

The result is available on the official website. You can check results here from below link:

Click Here to Download Official Results for RBI Assistant

Click on the above link and search for your Roll Number

Stay tuned for more updates on RBI assistant!

Reserve Bank of India has released the Result of Direct Recruitment of Officers in Grade “B” (General) of 2016-17. Check the below official link  in order to check the RBI Grade B result 2016-17.

Click on the below RBI Grade B Official website link to view the RBI Grade B result 2016-17 and list of Roll Numbers of candidates recommended for selection to the post of Officers in RBI Grade “B”.

Click here to view the Result of RBI Grade B 2016-17

NOTE: The individual marks and category wise final cut – off marks for the above recruitment will be displayed on Bank’s website within a fortnight.

Stay tuned for more updates on RBI Grade B 2016-17, Good Luck!

Reserve Bank of India(RBI) 2016 has released notification for the recruitment of 610 Assistant.  Online registration of application starts from 07th November(Monday) 2016. Eligible and Interested candidates may apply online before  28th November 2016.

Job Details:

Name of the Post  - Assistant Officers   

Number of Posts - 610   

Online Examination Dates: 

Prelims Exam - December 23 & 24, 2016.

Mains Exam-  January 2017(Tentatively)

Interview - January/February 2017(Tentatively)

Eligible Criteria:

Minimum Educational Qualification: Graduation in any discipline with 50% aggregate marks from a recognized university.

Age Limit(As on 28th November): 20 to 28 years

Application Fee(Non Refundable): 

• General & OBC : Rs. 450(Examination Fees + Intimation Charges)

• SC/ST/PWD/EXS: Rs. 50(Only Intimation Charges)

Selection Process: Prelims + Mains + Interview

Salary(Per Month) - Rs.14,650(Basic Pay) + Other Allowances

Job Location:  All India

 Important Timelines: 

• Opening Date of Online Registration of Application: 07th November 2016

• Closing Date of Online Registration of Application : 28th November 2016

Attention all the RRB Grade B aspirants!! Cross your fingers and get ready to be taken by surprise. The Reserve Bank of India or RRB has released the results of RBI Grade B Phase II examination. This is the day you have been waiting for so long after attempting the examination. You will get the rewards of your hard work and dedication.

You can check the roll numbers of the candidates who are shortlisted here: List of candidates

Note- Worthy Details:

• The call letters for interview with the dates and venue of the interview will be sent separately to the shortlisted candidates to their respective email address. Please keep an eye on your inbox and also check the spam and junk box regularly.
• Please take a hard copy of the call letters and carry it with you on the day of interview with original documents.
• The candidates who are shortlisted are advised to send the photocopy of the documents (one set of copies) in support of their Date of Birth, Academic Qualifications (From Matriculation/ SSC Exam) onwards - Mark sheets of all years/semesters and Passing/ Degree certificates, Caste certificate (if SC/ST/OBC), Disability certificate (if Persons with Disability-PWD).
• With respect to academic qualification, if instead of percentage of marks, Aggregate Grade Points (i.e. CGPA/OGPA/CPI, etc.) are allotted, then the candidate must forward the criteria for conversion as defined by the Board/University/Institute. The conversion criterion must be printed on the mark-sheet or the candidate must obtain a certified copy from competent authority of the Board/University/Institute and forward the same to us. If they fail to do so, then the conversion criteria as mentioned at para 2 (b) of the recruitment advertisement no. 1A/2016-17 will be applied.
• The candidates must submit the relevant certificate if he/ she has taken any privilege of age relaxation.
• The Staff candidates those who are shortlisted should submit their documents through the HRMD/Staff section of respective Regional Office/COD.
• The candidates who are shortlisted are also requested to take print out (hard copies) of the relevant proforma as mentioned below, fill them with the necessary details and send after completion along with copy of above mentioned certificates to “The General Manager, Reserve Bank of India Services Board, Reserve Bank of India Building, Third floor, Opposite Mumbai Central Railway Station, Byculla, Mumbai 400008” by Courier/Speed Post. Please make sure that it reaches the Board office within seven days of the date of result declaration on the official website.
• All Candidates – All candidates need to submit:
  • 5 copies of ATTESTATION FORM (all in original) 
  • 7 copies of BIO DATA with prescribed sized, signed photographs affixed.
• OBC candidates – The candidates belonging to this category need to submit:
  • In addition to (i) above, and a copy of latest OBC CASTE CERTIFICATE (issued on or after 01.07.2015) and OBC DECLARATION in original as per the prescribed format.
• SC/ST candidates – The candidates belonging to this category need to submit
  • In addition to (i) above, latest SC-ST CASTE CERTIFICATE as per the prescribed format.
• PWD candidates – In addition to (i) [and (ii)/(iii)-if applicable] above, disability certificate in the prescribed format issued by the Competent Authority. The Candidates who have availed the facility of a scribe (other than the Visually Impaired candidates) will have to produce a medical certificate from an authorised Govt. of India/State Govt. Department/Hospital, to the effect that the candidate has physical limitation to write including that of speed. This certificate will be required in addition to his/her disability certificate. The medical certificate about physical limitation to write, including that of speed, should be dated prior to the date of on-line/written exam/test.

Stay connected for more updates. We wish all the very best!

“Your life is your message to the world. Make sure it is an inspiring one”

One of the scariest times of one’s life are the dates of “Result declaration’. This is the day when your family’s and your friends’ expectations from you go sky- high. Nightmares haunt you about your poor performance and your parents getting disappointed because of your lower scores. But, you can make those days transform into days of appreciation! How? Well, the answer is by your hard work which will give you confidence to perform well.

The RBI or Reserve Bank of India has declared the Grade B exam results which was conducted on 4^th September 2016. You can check for the list of selected candidates by clicking here: List of Selected Candidates

You can find the individual Mark Sheet and Cut- off Marks (individual) on the official website within two weeks.

Phase II examination: Note- worthy updates

• It will be conducted on September 19, 2016.
• The candidates shortlisted based on the Phase I results can only appear for the Phase II
• There will be two shifts of this examination
• The aspirants need to appear in both of the shifts as it is mandatory.

Stay tuned for more updates. We convey you the best of wishes and may success touch your feet!

“Every day do something which will inch you closer to a better tomorrow.”

The most happening examination in the banking sector i.e. RBI Grade B 2016 examination has successfully received a remarkable response from the banking aspirants. All the aspirants must be curious about the pattern of the questions asked in the examination and the Cut- off marks for shortlisting. We have the perfect solution for your curiosity in this article.

Whenever we talk of analysis of an examination, does it sound like some kind of Rocket Science job? It might be but trust us, it is very simple and beneficial to analyse an examination with respect to the pattern and types of questions asked. It is more of a systematic representation of data and information by breaking it into components based on their interdependence.

Before going on the analysis, let us take a look at the pattern of RBI Grade B examination pattern:

RBI Grade B: Pattern

All total of 200 questions will be asked in the examination comprising of questions from all he four sections.

Now let us take a look at the section wise analysis:

RBI Grade B: Analysis (Section wise)

This analysis has been designed on the basis of the review given by different candidates across the country:

Quantitative Aptitude:

Reasoning:

English Language:

General Awareness:

The section of “General Awareness” had all total of 80 questions and the questions were of ‘moderate’ level. Given below are a few questions asked in the examination:

• Andy Murray is related to? – tennis
• Hopman cup related to tennis.
• Courage and commitment author
• Who changed my interest rates author
• Capital complex heritage site- state
• Maitree exercise b/w
• NDTL full form

RRB Grade B 2016: Decent Attempts:

The decent attempt for the RBI Grade B examination will be 115- 120 as per our assumptions.

RBI Grade B 2016: Expected Cut- off marks:

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We hope that this article helps you in the RBI Grade B exam analysis. Stay connected for more updates. We wish you good luck!

“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is to try just one more time.”- Thomas A. Edison.

While preparing for exams, it often comes to our minds that it would have been a lot easier to ace any examination if some kind of magic spell like “Abra ka Dabra” would have helped us answer all the questions in the examination. In case of the RBI Grade B examination, this can happen when the magic spell is “Effective preparation”.

RBI Grade B examination: Pattern

The RBI or Reserve Bank of India is one of the prominent names in the banking sector. The phase 1 of the RBI Grade B examination will be conducted on 4^th September 2016 and the paper of Phase 1 will consist of the following sections:

• General Awareness
• English Language
• Quantitative Aptitude
• Reasoning
• The entire paper of the phase 1

The entire paper will be of 200 marks. The candidates those who will successfully complete the Phase 1 examination will be eligible for the Phase II of RBI Grade B examination. The phase II examination will comprise of questions worth 300 marks and it will be an online examination. The entire examination will consist all total of three papers i.e. paper 1, paper 2 and paper 3. After this, the candidates will be shortlisted based on the aggregate of marks scored in all three papers of phase 2. The last round will be an interview round which will have questions worth 50 marks.

Pattern of Phase I:

Pattern of Phase II:

Note- worthy updates of RBI Grade B examination:

• The examination will be conducted in online mode.
• The phase 1 examination will be of objective type and the phase 2 will consist of some questions which will be descriptive in nature.
• The negative marking will be equal to 1/4^th of the marks allotted to each response which is correct. There will be no deductions for questions which are not attempted.

RBI Grade B: Cut- Off Marks

The expected Cut- Off of the RBI Grade B examination are as follows:

Some of the factors which can probably affect the RBI Grade B Cut- Off are:

• The Number of candidates appearing in the Examination
• Number of vacancies released by RBI
• Difficulty level of the question paper
• Previous year cut off marks

RBI Grade B: Last Minute Preparation Tips

(i) An ounce of practice is worth more than tons of teaching.  So, practice the questions of the important topics instead of practising questions from all the sections.

(ii) Take a stop watch and practice sample tests. It will give you a sense of your accuracy and speed and help you improve accordingly.

(iii) Prefer studying in group at times. It will give some quality time to discuss concepts with your friends and you will be able to grasp the concepts well.

 (iv) The main weapon to crack RBI Grade B Officers exam is the proper Time Management. Try to manage time properly as it is one of those inevitable factors which will determine your performance.

(iii) Don’t get stuck on a single as you will end up wasting a lot of time which will, in turn, degrade your performance  You are not under a compulsion to answer all the questions at any cost. Answer only those questions which you are sure about instead of answering all the questions and ending up with negative marking due to some incorrect answers.

(iv) Last but not the least, Keep calm and believe in yourself. Confidence matters!

We hope that this article will help you get a flying start. Stay tuned for more updates. We wish you good luck!

Reserve Bank of India has invited application for the post of Grade B officer 2016-17. There ae total 163 vacancies. RBI Grade B post is one of the highly reputed exam.

RBI is the Apex Banking Institution which controls the monetary policy of the India and issues currency note. It came into existence on 1^st April 1935 with the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 and is headquartered at Mumbai.

The educational qualification of candidates must be Bachelor Degree with minimum aggregate of 60% as well in 12th and 10th standards. Coming to age limit details, candidates should attain the age limit of minimum 21 years and a maximum of 30 years.Age relaxation is applicable for the candidates as per the government rules. You can apply online for the exam. This is a wonderful opportunity for banking aspirants.

Important Dates of RBI Grade B Phase 1 Exam:

The exam will be conducted in different phases:

Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Officer Grade B 2016 Exam Pattern of Phase-I :
 

Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) Officer Grade B 2016 Exam Pattern of Phase-II :

Strategy and Study plan : RBI Grade B Phase 1 Exam

Here we are giving detailed preparation tips and strategy for each section separately.

Reasoning: This section is of high difficulty level. You will get 60 questions of 60 marks. The trick is to approach these kind of questions with an open and clear mind. Attempting reasoning questions at first always works good as your mind will not be cluttered.

Priority Areas of Logical Reasoning:

Following topics are important, because usually atleast 4 questions come from each of these.

• 1.Blood relations

• 2.Sitting Arrangement

• 3.Coding and decoding

• 4.Input output

• 5.Inequality (x>y and y<z)

• 6.Data sufficiency

• 7.Number series- find the next number

• 8.Assumption and inferences

• 9.Syllogism

Solve each type of question. This will give you enough confidence to attempt every section.

Quantitative Aptitude: In this section there are 30 questions of 30 marks. The questions are usually of moderate difficulty level. The questions are direct (in most cases) but would require sufficient practise and focused mind.

Read the questions carefully before attempting. Often in hurry we get down to solving questions with just half reading the question only to figure out later that there might have been a shorter way of solving or may be a totally different question is asked.

Practice trigonometry, Geometry and algebra questions as these topics are not common for other banking exams.

Priority areas in Quantitative aptitude (QA)

• 1.Operation on brackets

• 2.Linear equations

• 3.Average + alligiation

• 4.Ratios

• 5.Profit, Loss, %, SI and CI : all can be solved if you’ve clear concept of % calculation.

• 6.Arithmetic and Geography progression.

• 7.TSDW (Time speed distance and Work)

• 8.Permutation, Combination, Probability

General Awareness: There will be 80 questions of 80 marks in this section. The main focus of this section will be on Economy related questions. You can expect nearly 75-80% questions focused on the economy. The remaining will be from current affairs and GK.

A major share of questions will come from Economic survey, Union Budget of the current year, RBI policies, any major economic policies launched by the government etc. Also familiarise with Goods and Services Tax in India.

You should know the basic economic terms and their implications. It would always help to know the trade relations between India and other important nations or organizations, recent international pacts, Major financial organizations, RBI dealing with other nations, RBI control over Indian economy, banking system, financial / money market dealings and operations how RBI handles and controls these etc.

English Language test: This would be comparatively simpler section if you have a good hold over the language and the grammar. This section has 30 questions of 30 marks.

Expect questions from vocabulary, antonym synonyms fill in the blanks correct the wrong part of the sentence, comprehensions, word substitution etc. For English you need to read as much as you can. It is recommended to keep an oxford dictionary in hand while reading.

Improve your reading speed and understanding what you are reading.You can refer news papers, editorials, magazines etc. Brush up your grammar from school grammar books.

Priority areas in English

• 1.Vocabulary

• 2.Grammar

• 3.Sentence correction

• 4.Reading Comprehension

General tips:

• (a)Take Practice Mock test papers.
• (b)Take at least 4-5 practice papers daily. You can score high in Reasoning and Quant section with daily practice.
• (c)While practising mock tests, keep an eye on time as time management and selection of questions will definitely fetch you good score.
• (d)Concentrate on speed and accuracy. If you solve less questions but with accurate result then it is better than solving more questions inaccurately. Also, you should attempt sufficient questions to clear the cut offs.
• (e)Be self confident and maintain a healthy schedule.

Wishing you All the Best !!